Finally, the wait is over. 1080p perfection, I just weed a little bit.
Tom is a geek
*Update* The geek has pre-ordered
Wednesday 28 July 2010
Whats the worst that can happen...
...post horrific porn references on a 14yr old girls facebook page? Nope, it can still get worse...
Coca-Cola and digital agency Lean Mean Fighting Machine are to "part company" in the aftermath of a controversial Facebook campaign...
How to spin this
1.) Loose account in big public PR mess... Check!
2.) Fire the creative team responsible for the mistake
3.) Creative looses wife and house after financial hardships
4.) Living on the streets the creative begs for money in exchange for degrading sexual acts
5.) Someone finally throws them a 50p, buys Dr. Pepper, drinks, roll credits
Finger crossed
Coca-Cola and digital agency Lean Mean Fighting Machine are to "part company" in the aftermath of a controversial Facebook campaign...
How to spin this
1.) Loose account in big public PR mess... Check!
2.) Fire the creative team responsible for the mistake
3.) Creative looses wife and house after financial hardships
4.) Living on the streets the creative begs for money in exchange for degrading sexual acts
5.) Someone finally throws them a 50p, buys Dr. Pepper, drinks, roll credits
Finger crossed
Monday 26 July 2010
The Room...
Friday 23 July 2010
Twitt twitt twho?
Only 5 years late to the party. We are now tweeting our combined insight, frustrations and ramblings to the world.
http://twitter.com/TomandCharlotte
http://twitter.com/TomandCharlotte
Wednesday 21 July 2010
New look...
Tuesday 20 July 2010
A blast from the past...
This is an ad I did a while back, loving the cheese! Unfortunately it was quickly banned by the ASA...
"One complainant felt the online ad was misleading as the travel dates for the promotion were not included in the ad.
The ASA also challenged the ads for not making clear that price could increase during the promotional period.
It believed consumers would understand that references to summer in the artwork and copy meant the sale applied to travel during the summer period.
The ASA ruled that the ads must not appear again in their current forms."
Campaign, 16 December 2009
"One complainant felt the online ad was misleading as the travel dates for the promotion were not included in the ad.
The ASA also challenged the ads for not making clear that price could increase during the promotional period.
It believed consumers would understand that references to summer in the artwork and copy meant the sale applied to travel during the summer period.
The ASA ruled that the ads must not appear again in their current forms."
Campaign, 16 December 2009
Latest work...
Latest work...
Friday 16 July 2010
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